An intent becomes a business action — whichever ERP eventually carries it out. Today, only one integration is actually in production.
The first integration actually available, used in production: a free module under the GNU GPL license, installed in a few minutes, with permissions managed natively by Dolibarr on every action.
SpeakDo is architected not to depend technically on a single ERP: the action catalog, business role profiles and permission checks are designed as a layer distinct from the ERP execution itself.
SpeakDo isn't trying to rebuild a general-purpose ERP interface: it turns an intent — expressed in the field, by an AI agent, or soon by phone — into a structured business action. That logic (which action, for which role profile, with which checks) is deliberately kept separate from how it is ultimately carried out in a given ERP. That's what makes it possible, over time, to consider other ERP executions without changing what SpeakDo fundamentally does: turning an intent into a controlled action.